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This seems like it would be better solved with a search improvement to Box Drive. If not, let us know in the comments.
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I disagree that this should be on the "no planned" list on the grounds of improving search in Box drive. The ability to open a folder locally in Drive from the Web App would allow us to take advantage of the full features of both access methods - i.e viewing version and audit history in the web app and then opening file explorer to enjoy more traditional file features like copying/pasting and familiar navigation.
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176 votes
This capability is not currently planned, but we’ll keep you updated here. Thank you for your feedback!
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As some commenters noted, files are not cached automatically when users access a folder. Rather, the metadata on the files within a folder get cached. Files themselves will only be cached/downloaded if a user double-clicks on them.
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This feature is not currently planned, but it is a second-priority item for our team. A related feature—the ability to open a file in Box Drive from the web app—is on our roadmap and will be an initial step toward supporting this request. We will keep you posted on updates; please continue upvoting this request, as it helps us prioritize improvements. Thanks for your collaboration.
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Due to other higher priority items, this will not be planned at this time.
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I disagree with the decision to mark this idea as not planned. There needs to be a way to either backup your Box files with a different backup system so that you can have a copy of your structure at a point in time, or this functionality needs to be built into Box. I want to embrace Box for ALL of our company files but I am hesitant when the context of the files can be lost they cannot be recovered from their place in our folder structure.